The National Golf Club Challenge Final

11th & 12th of October 2010 at The Belfry

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Fourth Place – Cherwell Edge Golf Club

Established in 1981 Cherwell Edge Golf Club has blossomed into a fine into a fine course that is enjoyed by so many golfers from Oxfordshire and beyond. It's 18 holes cover 6085 yards of luscious parkland that is an absolute joy to play.

Message from the Club Secretary

“The members of Cherwell Edge Golf Club are proud to have made a contribution towards the magnificent sum raised for the Help for Heroes Charity. We appreciate the opportunity for the top ten players from our day to play in the final at The Belfry on the former Ryder Cup Course

“We look forward to the National Golf Club Challenge becoming an annual event on our golfing calendar. May we congratulate all the finalists on their achievement at reaching the final and hope that the golf and weather match everyone's expectations.”
R A Beare Club Secretary

Cherwell Edge Golf Club Team

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Visit Cherwell Edge Golf Club website: www.cherwelledgegolfclub.co.uk.

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Gavin Scheidel Job: Senior Site Manager Member: 2½ years Handicap: 20 Favourite player: Nick Price
Best Golfing Memory: My 1st Eagle (on the 8th at Cherwell Edge). Why I played: I think it is everyone’s duty to help our forces any way they can.

Paul Warrington Job: Design Manager Member: 6 years Handicap: 10 Favourite player: Fred Couples
Best Golfing Memory: First Hole in One this year – May 31st 2010. Why I played: Supported the Competition because it’s a great charity and our lads deserve this kind of support from the public.

Michael Faulkner Job: Engineer Member: 1½ years Handicap: 14 Favourite player: Phil Mickelson
Best Golfing Memory: Every time I play. Why I played: I took part in the National Golf Club Challenge because I was happy to show my support for the Men and Women doing a great job in very tough circumstances.

Christopher Bishop Job: After Sales Service Engineer Member: 1 year Handicap: 13 Favourite player: Nick Faldo
Best Golfing Memory: Playing a practice round with a friend earlier this year, Tee shot on Par 3 Thirteenth, two bounces and in the cup, unfortunately it was a "mulligan" so not a hole in one. It felt like one? Why I played: I could give many reasons for supporting the Help for Heroes. But to keep it short, How could you not. They deserve every penny this great event can raise.

Christopher Bates Job: Engineer Member: 25 years Handicap: 17 Favourite player: Nick Faldo
Best Golfing Memory: Winning 3 Club Challenge Competition in 1993. Why I played: I had no hesitation in competing in a golf challenge whilst also being able to support our troops for the worthwhile cause they are fighting.

Steven Pyatt Job: Shift Supervisor Member: 8 years Handicap: 16 Favourite player: John Daley
Best Golfing Memory: Eagle on Par 4 16th at Cherwell, drove the green and single putt. Why I played: To help raise money towards a worthwhile charity supporting the injured service personnel of our armed forces.

Andrew Greig Job: Telecoms Engineer Member: 8 years Handicap: 5 Favourite player: Robert Karlssone
Best Golfing Memory: Playing the Belfry with my Dad and Granddad. Why I played: My friend is serving in the armed forces in the current conflict so understand the pressure and danger they are all under.

John Dunham Job: Highway Maintenance Engineer Member: 5 years Handicap: 12 Favourite player: Tiger Woods
Best Golfing Memory: Hole in One at Adderbury 7 yrs ago. Why I played: Because I appreciate all they do, and I believe they need all the support we can give them.

Graham Collett Job: Self Employed Member: 20 years Handicap: 5 Favourite player: Gary Boyd
Best Golfing Memory: Beaumont Pease Champion 2004 (Tadmarton Heath Golf Club Open Tournament). Why I played: As Club Captain I had no hesitation to include the Help for Heroes competition into our calendar, knowing that our members would give it full support. This is only a small way in which we can show our appreciation of their bravery.